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Provides a comprehensive and complete preparation as a Model Question Paper on Origin and Evolution of Life. All students of Life Science and Applied Biology will benefit at higher secondary and undergraduate levels. Examination topics like abiogenesis, chemical evolution, biogeographical evidences; added terms such as homologous and analogous organs, adaptive radiations, speciation have been incorporated. Semester and competitive exposure is ensured with gene frequency and gene equilibrium studies. Highly beneficial for students of Biology preparing for medical examinations.

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FIRST SESSIONAL EXAM
Origin & Evolution
MM: 40 Time: _ hours
Section A
Q.1 Attempt all the following parts:
Multiple Choice Questions (40x1=40)
1. Name the Theory not related with Origin of Life :
a) Stanley Miller b) A. I. Oparin
c) J.B.S Haldane d) Malthus
2. According to Abiogenesis, life originated from :
a) non-living matter b) pre-existing life
c) oxygen d) extra-terrestrial matter
3. In his laboratory apparatus, Stanley Miller synthesized :
a) proteins b) DNA
c) amino acids d) protobionts
4.The first person to propose organic molecules origin from
chemical evolution was :
a) Stanley Miller b) Thomas Cech
c) Aleksander Oparin d) Sydney Fox
5. Which of the following did Miller experiment place forth to
show origin of organic molecules from inorganic molecules:
a) primitive gases b) microspheres
c) purines & pyrimidines d) all of these
6. Which of the following gases was probably the least
abundant in the early atmosphere :

, a)hydrogen b)oxygen c)ammonia d)methane
7. Formation of microspheres, liposomes and coacervates require:
a) RNA b) membrane potential
c) self-assembly d) phospholipids
8. With the origin of aerobic phototrophs the
atmosphere of the earth became :
a) oxidizing b) reducing
c) devoid of nitrogen d) devoid of carbon dioxide
9. The largest unit in which gene flow is possible is a :
a) organism b) population
c) genus d) species
10. Which of the following is not an important element
Of Darwin’s theory of evolution :
a) Inheritance of acquired characters
b) All organisms arose from a common ancestor
c) Presence of variations within a population
d) Natural selection
11. Which one is true with Bison betularia, a moth in
England during late 19th century :
a) black moth caused pollution from burning coal
b) black moth covered with soot from coal burning factories
c) these moths were killed by the fungus Phytophthora
d) resultant mutations caused the black moth
12. The wings of a bird and fore limbs of a horse are :
a) analogous structures b) homologous structures
c) phylogenetic structures d) vestigial structures

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Edition: 2016 ISBN: 9780128004265 Edition: Unknown

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